Redefining the Road magazine, the publication of the Women In Trucking Association (WIT), announced its 2025 Top Companies for Women to Work in Transportation. The program, launched in 2018, highlights organizations that actively promote the employment and advancement of women across the trucking industry.
Women In Trucking Association Names 2025 Top Companies for Women
Women In Trucking’s 2025 “Top Companies for Women to Work in Transportation” list highlights organizations advancing diversity and career growth opportunities for women across the industry.

The Women In Trucking Association’s Redefining the Road magazine named its 2025 “Top Companies for Women to Work in Transportation,” recognizing carriers, logistics providers, and manufacturers that promote inclusion and professional advancement for women in trucking.
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Recognizing Leadership in Workforce Inclusion
According to Jennifer Hedrick, president and CEO of WIT, the annual list supports the organization’s mission to showcase companies that prioritize gender diversity and professional development for women in transportation.
Brian Everett, publisher of Redefining the Road, said the companies selected share several key characteristics: “They foster cultures that support women’s career growth, offer competitive pay and benefits, provide flexibility, and create opportunities for development and advancement.”
The list includes a wide range of organizations, including motor carriers, third-party logistics providers, and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).
Honorees will be recognized at the WIT Accelerate! Conference & Expo, taking place Nov. 9–12 in Dallas, Texas. This year’s program is sponsored by International Motors, formerly Navistar.
Rigorous Selection and Industry Engagement
“Earning a place on this list reflects a company’s ongoing commitment to attracting, retaining, and engaging women as part of its core business strategy,” Everett said. He noted that the qualification process includes an extensive review of nominations followed by an industry-wide vote.
Now in its eighth year, the program drew more than 21,000 votes, underscoring growing industry engagement around diversity and inclusion.
The 2025 “Elite 30”
Companies receiving the highest number of votes earned a place among the Elite 30 for 2025:
Bennett Family of Companies
C.H. Robinson
Centerline Drivers
Daimler Truck North America
Dot Transportation Inc.
Estes Express Lines
FedEx
International
Kenworth Truck Company
Koch Companies
Landstar
Old Dominion Freight Line
Paccar Engine Company
Paccar Inc.
Paccar Leasing Company
Paccar Parts
Peach State Truck Centers
Penske Transportation Solutions
Peterbilt Motors Company
Quality Carriers Inc.
RXO
Ryder System Inc.
Suburban Propane L.P.
UPS
WM
XPO Inc.
Complete 2025 Honorees
Additional companies named to the Top Companies for Women to Work in Transportation list include:
4Refuel
Aim Transportation Solutions
Air Products
America’s Service Line LLC
Ancora Training
Arrive Logistics
Aurora Parts
Bay and Bay Transportation
Bob’s Discount Furniture
Boyle Transportation
Bridgestone Americas
BRW
Cargomatic Inc.
Carter Express Inc.
Certified Express Inc.
CJ Logistics America
Clean Harbors
ContainerPort Group
Conversion Interactive Agency
Covenant Logistics Group Inc.
Cummins Inc.
Day & Ross
Del Ray Express
Dupré Logistics
Dynacraft, a Paccar Company
Echo Global Logistics
Epes Transport System LLC
Erb Transport Limited
Excargo Services Inc.
Fleetworthy
Fontaine Fifth Wheel – a Marmon | Berkshire Hathaway Company
F|Staff
Garner Trucking Inc.
Giltner Logistics
GLT Logistics
Halvor Lines Inc.
Interstate Billing Service
Isaac Instruments
J.J. Keller & Associates Inc.
JX Truck Center
Leonard’s Express
LGT Transport
Marathon Petroleum Company
Marten Transport
May Trucking Company
McKinney Trailers
McLeod Software
Motor Information Systems
New West Truck Centres
Orica
Palmer Trucks Inc.
PepsiCo North America
R.E. Garrison Trucking Inc.
Reliance Partners
S-2international LLC
Savage
Southeastern Freight Lines
Southwest International Trucks
Spot Freight Inc.
Standard Logistics
Sun State International
Sunset Transportation
SWTO LLC
TA Dedicated
The Evans Network of Companies
The Musket Transport Ltd.
The Pete Store
Total Transportation of MS LLC
TRAC Intermodal
Traffix
Trane Technologies
Transflo
Trimac Transportation
Tri-National Inc.
Trinity Logistics
Truckstop
U.S. Xpress
USAL
Vanguard Truck Centers
Venture Logistics
Volvo Group North America
Werner Enterprises
YMX Logistics
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